Forcing or Non-Forcing? A free livestream lesson with Jack Stocken

[@MsYtab]

These sessions are such a gift to novice bridge players. Thank you for the generosity of the experienced players who are helping us. (Yvonne, Australia)

[@LearnBridgeOnline]

I'm sorry I missed your lovely message. Thank you for your support and encouragement!

[@marysharp9635]

Watching a replay 1 year later…I am a beginner from NZ watching on Friday Nov 1st, I found this 1 hour tutorial very informative, easy to follow and cannot wait for our Monday club game. Thank you Jack for this intensive look into ‘Forcing or Non Forcing’. will take a look at your site….interested in all of the aspects and strategies of playing. Grateful thanks to you Jack and Bajir. Goodnight from Nelson NZ

[@LearnBridgeOnline]

Thank you for watching, Mary! If yo have any questions about joining Jack's class, please reach out [e-mail]. We'd be so happy to have you join us.

[@pamelaphipps4672]

Hello Bajir, from Pamela in Cambridge UK. Looking forward to the lesson.

[@savvyfrancis3231]

enjoyed it and learnt so much

[@louisalevy166]

love these lessons

[@angelhulme]

Thanks Jack. I appreciate the clear way you explain things. Very helpful Angela from Portugal

[@denisehig54]

Good morning from Iowa USA Denise😊

[@louisemee3080]

Definitely challenging, thank you. Learnt so much.

[@fionamcerlane4133]

Super lesson, thanks Jack and Bajir! Fiona from Northern Ireland 😊

[@rogerabbott4454]

Many thanks, Roger from Ferring in England

[@joanisraelite5993]

South Africa

[@guyredares]

great class

[@judyabaxter]

Learnt so much, thank you… Judy from Jersey!!

[@geetathakur6814]

Hi from Canada you are great

[@jenresnik5547]

Excellent class,thanks so much ,Jack👋

[@sallyegan3931]

Hi from West of Ireland

[@garyfraser4105]

enjoyed learnt lots

[@marylinsheppard7773]

Good morning from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹

[@dsteveni77]

Really good lesson. Thank you.

[@gracielajuda9659]

Great!Thanks!! From Argentina

[@helenpearce9858]

I hope you can answer my question please. I overcalled 2 clubs (A,Qc and four others and 10 points) after the RH opps opened 1s. the next person bid 2 d and the RH opps bid 2H, my partner bid 3 c. The opps then went 3s. So we gave up. It was my lead. I led a small club and the opps hand went down with the Kc and 2 smaller clubs. They played a small club and my partner put the Jack c on it and won the trick. I have found that this usually works when my partner was bidding clubs and winning the trick when they don't put the K on. My partner played another club back. The opps trumped it, so I put a small club on it. When the King is in dummy with other smalaler clubs, do you think it is a good idea to lead back a club to take my ace and leave their K free or try or lead another suit that might lead to setting up a different suit, even if the opps (the one that trumped) has a second club. Thank you in advance Cheers Eliza

[@verazablozki]

thanks

[@chmata222]

is this a regular schedule so i can watch it live?

[@mariaelenipan4307]

Great class. Just a question: playing second negative after a 2c opening, (2c-2d-3c) am I allowed to pass openers rebid? Marlen from Greece

[@jackstockenbridge8841]

No Maria. The only time you can pass a 2C opener is if opener rebids 2NT and responder has 0 or 1 point

[@dianawitbeck3674]

Hi from Alberta Canada

[@chanaprosser]

I was taught that for a waiting bid one must have 3 points or a king, otherw ise bid 2H

[@bevstanton4572]

This is super

[@kashyapvaidya23]

૨♦️ non forcing

[@friedadomaingue873]

Good evening from Massachusetts

[@carolgallagher4426]

Why not 2 spades

[@gillnathan2889]

Bid

[@nadinesoussa1367]

Pass

[@kashyapvaidya23]

Next ૩♥️

[@kashyapvaidya23]

Hi

[@denisehig54]

10

[@verazablozki]

hi

[@phyllisbayt1834]

Phyllis in indiana

[@phyllisbayt1834]

Nt